Carl had to have a large-to-large intestinal anastomosis. What would be the code used to report this procedure?

A 3-year-old had a seizure, prompting his mother to call 911. When you arrive, the patient is drowsy and difficult to awaken, but he responds to a light pinch of his trapezius muscle with brief eye opening and crying. He is breathing 26 times per minute and has a pulse of 120. His skin is hot, moist, and flushed. You should:

A) place the child in a bathtub of cold water. B) remove the clothing and sponge the skin with rubbing alcohol. C) administer "blow-by" oxygen, remove heavy clothing, and wipe the skin with a cool wet washcloth. D) ask his mother to administer acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Motrin) by mouth.

Total station surveying systems have been used by law enforcement for what purpose?

a. Training b. Accident investigation teams c. Media shows d. Courtroom exhibits